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Industrial floors are the ones that get punished. Forklifts, pallet jacks, dropped steel, chemical spills and wash-downs — a warehouse floor has to take all of it without becoming a hazard or a shutdown.
The difference between a warehouse floor that lasts and one that doesn't is almost never the colour. It is preparation, film build and the right system for the traffic — and that starts with someone walking the slab before quoting it.
Chosen to suit the traffic and the environment:
High film build for the hardest-worked areas.
For wash-down bays, ramps, cold stores and wet zones.
For plant rooms, workshops and processing areas.
Walkways, forklift lanes and exclusion zones laid into the system.
Racking aisles, pick faces and loading docks.
Machinery bases, walkways and plant rooms.
Oil and coolant resistant, easy to clean down.
Seamless, slip-resistant and hygienic.
Flake blends, solid colours and clear-sealed finishes. See the six blends we lay most on an actual floor, or open the full range and zoom right in.
It depends on the area and how much of the site can be shut at once. Most industrial jobs are staged in sections so you keep operating — we'll set that out in the quote after we've walked the site.
Yes, with the right system and film build. That is precisely why we quote from the site rather than from a square-metre rate over the phone.
Yes — walkways, forklift lanes, exclusion zones and bay numbering.
For the section being coated, yes. Racking, stock and plant need to be clear of the working area — we plan the staging with you so that's manageable.
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Tell us the size and where it is. A photo of the floor speeds it up a lot.
